The answer is b. 000010..001100.
j Label is a jump instruction that tells the processor to transfer control to the instruction at the address labeled as "Label."
In machine code, instructions are represented by binary codes. The specific format depends on the processor architecture.
In this case, the instruction format seems to be:
First few bits: 000010 (likely indicating a jump instruction)
Remaining bits: The address to jump to
The address of Label is given as 001100..001100.
Therefore, the machine instruction equivalent to j Label would be:
000010 (jump opcode)
001100..001100 (the address of Label)
This results in the binary code: 000010..001100.
Complete Question:
Given the address of Label is 001100..001100, which of the following machine instructions is equivalent to j Label? Group of answer choices:
a) 000010.. 000011
b) 000010..001100
c) 001100..001100
d) 001100..000011